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Goldfinches seen from Castle Walk, Bridgnorth

28 January 2017 by David

Goldfinch seen from Castle Walk, Bridgnorth

Goldfinches spotted high in trees by the Castle Walk footpath in Bridgnorth. The birds in the alder were on the side overlooking the river, the others on the side overlooking the Severn Valley Railway station.

Categories David
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